: Mipion and UNICEF,

Hunger relief

SKEENA students Ryan Prinz, Neil Papais and Kevin Oates end a 30-hour juice fast last week |
- With slices of pizza. They were among mare than 50 young people from Skeena Junior Secondary

: and Caiedonia to take part in the fast to raise money for developing countries. More than $2,000 -

“was raised for child immunization and small, self help developing programs Sponsored by World

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Development strategy hit

Environment raised at city

TERRACE — A local teacher
says the failure of the city’s pro-
posed tourism and economic
dévelopment Strategy. to, tackle
sport fishery i issues is a “glaring
omission.’? +: ,

Robert Brown told last
week’s sparsely attended public
meeting to discuss the document
he had met people from all over
the - world - while. fishing local
rivers; =: coe

__ Describing the local fishery as
“an immense. and ‘sustainable
resource,’’ he. said it was one
that ‘should be exploited and
‘built upon.

criticized by Kjolborn Eide, a

“tourists, he said efforts should
be directed towards protecting
local game and fish rather than

~*prostituting to the highest bid-
der,”

Replying for the city, tourism
and economic development of-
ficer Peter Monteith said the
decision to downplay marketing
sport fishing was taken after
last season’s angling closures

That view, however, was

one-time guide. Maintaining it
. Was more important to preserve
recreatiofial “Gpportunities for
local residents than to pander to

and the growing conflict bet-

ween residents and outside

anglers on loca! rivers,
Environmental issues were

also prominent at the" meeting -
with several speakers emphasiz- -

ing the need to ensure the com-
munity continued to enjoy the
benefits of clean air, clean water
and a wilderness setting.
Conceding the need to ex-
pand the city's industrial base in
order io relieve the residential
tax burden, Mary Deleeuw sug-
gested one answer was develop-
ing a local recycling operation.
Not only would it provide jobs,

ing “is in¢luded” ina ‘planned’
waste management study but _

We'll

with. university —

‘TERRACE — ” Any decisions
about the structure and pro-
grams offered by the proposed
northern university will be left
to the interim board of -gover-
nors, says the provincial ad-
vanced education minister, ~

Speaking in Terrace last
week, Bruce Strachan pointed
out the Teport of a university
Planning group ‘urged him not
to burden the future board with

political decisions. “I made that ©

promise to myself and I’m mak-
ing it to you now,’* he added..

While it would still be a cou-.

ple of weeks before the make-up
of that board was finalized,
Strachan said: he recognized it
was “‘critical’? to ensure there
was adequate representation
from the “outlying areas."”

"T can tell you you are going
to be pleased with the represen.
tation you'll have,’” he said, ad-
ding the university would not be
able to flourish without the sup-
port of communities like Ter-
race. ‘‘If there is any bad feel-
ing, Pve gota problem.”

Noting the report. suggested
250 acres be set aside in Prince
George Presumably to construct
buildings, mayor Jack Talstra
told Strachan city council
preferred to see mioney being

_ Spent ‘‘for the benefit of the

students

buildings,” ;
Talstra said council does

want the university to make use

rather than on

of buildings already. in place :

such as Northwest Community

meeting

it would show the city was
serious about maintaining the
area’s ‘‘quality of life,”’ ;

‘Council members said recycl-_

probably wouldn't be feasible
unless other local governments
took part. —

‘Following the meeting,

.Monteith: said some ad-
.justments would now be made

to the strategy document based
on the views expressed with the
final draft likely being ready for
council's consideration in two
weeks.

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College but, if new buildings
were required, he pointed aut 30
acres .of Crown land was
available “very close to the col-
lege.’?”,

The minister again repented
those were the type of decisions
that would be left to the board
but added the experience of iy
similar institutions in Ontario
Suggested ‘You use every facili-
ty you can."

He also pointed out the 250.
acres proposal was based on }
projected enrolment fi igures of
6,000 within 20 years and was
intended to Provide room for
future expansion.

Bruce Strachan

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